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# Pages: 378 Introduction The digital revolution has been beneficial to the paper industry as a whole. With every new technological advance, the amount of information has multiplied, and the volume of paper has risen as well. Paper remains the best, most cost-effective, and most prevalent way to view and store many kinds of information, from novels to transaction records to catalogues. Nonetheless, many technology advances in the areas of printing, distribution, display, and storage have had an enormous effect on the volumes of different grades of paper. Furthermore, every major paper application is developing along a unique path, affected by core technology developments, economic factors favoring or opposing the use of paper, and cultural issues promoting or inhibiting change. Some applications actually offer opportunities for increased use of paper, and other cause changes in demand for different grades of paper. The objective of this study is to provide trend analysis, forecasts, and findings from primary research that will help in formulating strategic plans. More specifically, the study includes a 20-year forecast for paper demand segmented by major grades, key applications, and environments. Learn More Today InfoTrends' study is available immediately for purchase. To learn more about the report or to make a purchase, please contact Scott Phinney at +1 , ext. 123 or via e-mail at . |
